From Newsweek · Jordan Sigler · · 1m 20s
Tyreek Hill eyes Chiefs return mid-season
The five-time All-Pro receiver is recovering from a knee injury and could rejoin Kansas City around October.
In brief
The five-time All-Pro receiver is recovering from a knee injury and could rejoin Kansas City around October. Tyreek Hill is expected to be healthy enough to sign with an NFL team around October, with the Chiefs being a natural fit given their shared history and current playoff positioning. Originally reported by…
Dolphins release Tyreek Hill
Miami freed the five-time All-Pro receiver in February so he could recover from a knee injury before joining another team mid-season.
Chiefs are obvious destination
Kansas City drafted Hill in 2016 and he was crucial to their Super Bowl LIV victory, making a reunion natural.
Hill keeping tabs on Chiefs
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports Hill remains fond of Kansas City and an in-season signing would make sense for both sides.
“He should be closer to playing around October.”
Hill's injury recovery progressing
In July, Hill said he had no power in his left leg, but by August his agent reported he was running hills and expected to return this season.
“This was a devastating injury, but everyone's gonna be so impressed when they see how well Tyreek has rehabbed.”
Agent predicts impact signing
Rosenhaus believes Hill will be a coveted player when he signs, capable of impacting the playoff race and finding immediate success.
“He'll be the kind of guy that will impact the playoff race and will certainly be successful once he signs.”
Chiefs positioned for playoff run
Kansas City's blowout win over Denver on Monday night shows they should be in playoff contention when Hill is ready to return.
What matters most
Tyreek Hill is expected to be healthy enough to sign with an NFL team around October, with the Chiefs being a natural fit given their shared history and current playoff positioning.
